BANK Transilvania, one of the largest banks in Romania, has a very important announcement for its customers from all over the country, and if you are among them, it would be good to find out about it, because you can do a lot of good. More precisely, those from BANCA Transilvania have announced a campaign that is rarely seen in Romanian companies, and it is something that comes to the aid of those who need it the most, the children from the poor areas of our country.
BANK Transilvania started a campaign by which he donates money to an NGO that helps children in the villages of Romania, and it is active only from February 4 to 7 in Romania. During these days, those from BANCA Transilvania will donate 5 LEI for each transfer made through the BT Pay application to which an emoji is added 🙂 in the details section for that transfer, which is an extremely interesting surprise from her.
BANCA Transilvania: Very IMPORTANT Notice for Customers
BANK Transilvania has a special section for donations within the BT Pay application, but to boost transfers from BT Pay, and implicitly donations, the bank is probably doing a good thing for many children. It doesn't matter the value of the transfers made by BANCA Transilvania customers through the BT Pay application, the only important thing is that they have that emoji in the details section for the bank to take it and donate the money.
BANK Transilvania could donate hundreds, thousands, or tens of thousands of LEI to the NGO SOS Satele Copiilor Romania if a few thousand transfers will be made during the days of the campaign, but it is probably a well-calculated gesture. BANCA Transilvania has probably estimated how many transfers are usually made through BT Pay, and knows what to expect, but even so, their idea is good, and it is worth your help to support the children in the villages, especially since it will cost something.
BANK Transilvania donated a lot of money in 2020 to support the Romanians who were affected by the Coronavirus pandemic, but also the children who had to go to school only online, and now the process continues.
